Window-Light Cafe Food Campaign

Create a realistic 4:5 vertical food-photography campaign image using the uploaded product photo as the primary visual reference. First analyze the product’s appearance, texture, colors, portion, serving style, and distinctive characteristics. Preserve its recognizable identity: do not redesign the recipe, invent ingredients, replace the product with a generic version, or change its structure.

Create a bright, clean, airy, premium cafe scene near a visible window. Use soft natural daylight from the side, realistic food colors, soft shadows, believable depth, and subtle background softness. Include subtle foreground blur or an understated window-frame detail. Keep the scene open and uncluttered, with a slightly zoomed-out composition and enough negative space. Choose the most flattering photographic angle for the product; keep it clearly visible without cropping it tightly or letting it fill the entire frame.

Improve the serving presentation if the original plate, bowl, cup, glass, tray, packaging, or serving base is damaged, unattractive, poorly cropped, or visually weak. Any replacement must be clean, modern, premium, believable, and appropriate to the product. Add only a few relevant, secondary props, such as a glass, napkin, subtle cutlery, or small side element.

Add a clean, right-aligned information block in the bottom-right negative space. Place the brand name or uploaded logo at the top left. Use these supplied details:
- Product name: ${product-name}
- Brand name: ${brand-name}
- Price or promotion: ${price-or-promo}
- Headline: ${headline} (optional; omit if blank)
- CTA: ${cta} (optional; omit if blank)
- Contact or order details: ${contact-order} (optional; omit if blank)
- Logo: use the optional uploaded logo if provided; otherwise use the brand name

Order the bottom-right block as: headline (if provided), product name, price or promotion, CTA (if provided), contact or order details (if provided), then a small “Available on” row with recognizable official GoFood, GrabFood, and ShopeeFood logos. Keep all text clear of important product details. Use white or soft-white text only. Make the product name slightly more prominent; keep the headline refined, the price or promotion noticeable but tasteful, and remaining details small, neat, and readable. Use refined, clean typography and a subtle rounded, frosted, or semi-transparent treatment for the price/promotion and CTA. Keep the typography and platform logos secondary to the food; avoid a graphic-heavy flyer aesthetic.

The final image must feel like the exact uploaded product was professionally re-photographed for a premium window-side cafe campaign: bright, clean, realistic, appetizing, lifestyle-driven, product-first, and ready for social media. Avoid dark or overly dramatic exposure, heavy orange color casts, excessive props, cramped framing, cheap design effects, distorted tableware, obvious cutout edges, and artificial-looking perfection.